Ranney Well Pump Replacement contract was scheduled for a March 23 council vote

What the records say

In the agenda for its March 23, 2026 regular meeting, the Marysville City Council was scheduled to consider a contract award for the Ranney Well Pump Replacement project. The recommended motion would authorize the Mayor to sign and execute a contract with Holt Services, Inc. for $175,937.08, including Washington state sales tax ¹. The item also proposed a management reserve — extra money set aside for unexpected costs — of $17,593.71, bringing the total allocation to $193,530.79 ¹. A bid tabulation and a small works contract were attached to the agenda item, but their contents are not included in the supplied record ¹. The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.

• The recommended motion would authorize the Mayor to sign the Ranney Well Pump Replacement contract with Holt Services, Inc.
• The contract amount is $175,937.08 including Washington state sales tax.
• A management reserve of $17,593.71 would bring the total allocation to $193,530.79.
• A bid tabulation and small works contract were attached to the agenda item.

Why it matters

The Ranney well is part of the system that delivers drinking water, so replacing its pump affects water reliability for residents served by that well. The scheduled vote would commit roughly $193,530.79 in city funds, including the reserve, to the project ¹.

What changed / what's next

• The proposed change would replace the Ranney well pump through a contract with Holt Services, Inc. totaling $193,530.79 with reserve ¹.
• The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome; whether the council approved the award is not shown in the supplied packet ¹.
• The attached bid tabulation and small works contract contents are not included in the supplied record ¹.